Version 2: I made the repeated stitch operations (do x three times) easier to follow, more "knitterly." I was writing down this kind of repeats based on the preliminary chart that I did, where the repeat bars are continuous top-to-bottom. The stitch-maps final chart is the same.
Version 1: I wanted to use the wavy welt pattern to make a cowl. I also wanted to have the welts make a chevron. The stitch-pattern itself is reversible, but adding increases in …
Version 2: I made the repeated stitch operations (do x three times) easier to follow, more "knitterly." I was writing down this kind of repeats based on the preliminary chart that I did, where the repeat bars are continuous top-to-bottom. The stitch-maps final chart is the same.
Version 1: I wanted to use the wavy welt pattern to make a cowl. I also wanted to have the welts make a chevron. The stitch-pattern itself is reversible, but adding increases in the middle and decreases at the edges complicated the reversibility when it came time to use the pattern as the basis for a Möbius cowl. I finally figured it out. I hope.
Shown with a cast-on count of 45 stitches.